Best coffee in Baguio in my opinion. The food choices are ok but the overall experience takes you back to a rustic or vintage Baguio. Love the homey feel, just need to improve on the music selection hehehe Highly recommended 😎

If you are looking for a place to have in-depth conversations, comfort food, satisfying desserts, and freshly-roast local coffee, it’s Café Yagam. I just hope that they would add more food choices in their menu in the future.

Thoroughly enjoyed their world class Benguet Arabica pour over brewed coffee. Their Kiniwar and Inanchila were also delicious, and paired well with the coffee. I love their quiet and homey surroundings. Menu prices are surprisingly cheap for the quality and delicious taste of their food. Two thumbs up to the owner, Poleen Carla Rosito. You just know she loves to offer great food and coffee to her guests. Must place to visit whenever you're in Baguio, compared to other usual busy and commercialized food places and coffee shops.

Cool place! A house converted into a resto. Food grown from Baguio and cool ambiance. Near Ridgewood Hotel.

The LOCATION is at the Mines View area, so you have to take some 10-15 mins time on the road if you'll be coming from the Burnham area. I had the BENGUET SAUSAGE and it was really good - matched with IFUGAO RICE was perfect. For DESSERT, this sticky sweet kinda rice rice cake tastes so lovely. It melts but also sticks in your mouth. It would have been perfect if their card payments and Wi-Fi were working.

Nice homey interiors (think fireplace, bookshelves, baskets, and weavings, plus fresh flowers on each table. They also recently added a low-lying table with pillows to sit on. We ordered the pinikpikan (despite my hesitation regarding the animal cruelty involved in its making–the chicken is practically beaten to death in a ritual killing), pasta in yogurt sauce with etag, and Irish coffee. The pinikpikan came off a bit too "malansa" or raw for me, and that's coming from someone who's pretty much open to various flavors anf cuisine (I googled pinikpikan, and others have also commented on that particular aspect of the flavor (not at Cafe Yagam's pinikpikan, but as a dish in general). The pasta, we loved, although not exactly good to be paired with the pinikpikan. We also loved the Irish coffee although in retrospect we should have ordered plain Cordillera coffee to really get a taste of the region. Maybe we'll give the place a second chance next time.

Ambiance wise, I would give a 5 star. Food I ordered was the smokes sausage, excellent flavor. The reason I am giving it a 3 is that they have limited their menu too much. We were looking forward to see pastas and some appetizers but they no longer serve those. Not much drink choices as well only coffee, not a place to go if you are with kids. Lastly, location, it was easy to reach them via taxi but when ur already going home, you gotta have to pray a taxi passes by or you need to walk to the main road to wait for a cab. I needed to call someone to pick us up because I was with my baby.

Quiet and quaint little cafe by Wright Park. Has a cabin in the woods vibe. They serve good coffee and desserts. Good place to chill and chat with friends.

A great place for some city get-away. With Cordilleran food and drink offerings and nice service, simple and cozy interior, it's truly one of the best cafes inside Baguio. Excellent work here guys!

Name of their foods are hard to remember but the flavors are superb! A must try when in Baguio!!! Authentic Cordilleran cuisine...